Investment Banking case studies, worked step by step
- Cases
- 100
- Traced to a firm
- 55
- Topics
- 12
- Hard
- 30
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- 013An agro processor asks its bank for a five-year term loan to fund an expansion that only earns from year 2. Should the bank lend, and on what terms?ScotiabankCity of London · 2026
- 021A middle-market plastics company wants the biggest term loan the bank's policy allows. Size it on leverage and on fixed charge cover, and set covenants with 25% headroom.Deutsche BankNew York · 2024
- 031Leveraged finance case: lenders will offer a term loan and unsecured bonds up to stated leverage caps, but the sponsor must keep interest cover at 2.0x. Size each tranche, the cover and the equity cheque.Corporate bankingLeveraged finance
- 042Two cement credits: one has stronger metrics and a tighter spread, the other weaker metrics, more diversification and a wider spread. Which offers better value for the risk?TD SecuritiesNew York · 2026
- 053A distributor asks for a working capital line against its receivables and inventory. Compute the borrowing base, the amount it can still draw, and what would shrink the base.Corporate bankingLeveraged finance
- 064A CLO's mezzanine overcollateralisation test fails after defaults. Does it fail, by how much, and how much interest is diverted away from the equity to cure it?NomuraNew York · 2026
- 073Deepvik Textiles has Rs 600 crore of floating-rate debt and rates rise by 200 basis points. Walk through the effect on interest, net income, interest cover and free cash flow, then on its cost of capital and enterprise value.MizuhoNew York · 2026
- 083A food company has Rs 700 crore of debt, Rs 50 crore of cash and a 3.5x net leverage covenant. EBITDA falls from Rs 200 crore to Rs 170 crore. Is the covenant breached, how much headroom was there, and how large an equity cure fixes it?Corporate bankingLeveraged finance
- 095A solar park costs Rs 500 crore and will generate Rs 60 crore a year of cash available for debt service for 25 years. Lenders need 1.3x cover over an 18-year tenor at 9%. What is the maximum debt, the gearing, and why does the tenor matter?Corporate bankingLeveraged finance
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